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7 How should an Ammeter be connected into a circuit? (1 Point) In parallel with the wire In parallel with the battery In series
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How should an Ammeter be connected into a circuit?
(1 Point)
In parallel with the wire
In parallel with the battery
In series

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Answer:

In series

Step-by-step explanation:

Ammeter is used in electric circuits to measure the amount electric current that passes through the circuit.

Now, as a rule, this ammeter is always connected in series with the wires in the circuit where the current is being measured so that sufficient current can pass through it.

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